Formula One's initial public offering (IPO) will definitely go ahead in 2013, according to the sport's chief executive Bernie Ecclestone. CVC, which owns a... read more »

The team which finishes 11th in the constructors' championship will no longer receive a share of the prize money under the new agreement. Bernie Ecclestone has revealed... read more »

Former team principal Flavio Briatore says he sees no reason to return to Formula One at present, despite his ban on working in the sport having been overturned. The Italian... read more »

Amid all the noise and criticism surrounding Pirelli’s approach to Formula One, the Italian marque has won the backing of Bernie Ecclestone. Many drivers, experts,... read more »

Bahrain could celebrate its tenth anniversary as a Formula One host by staging next year’s race under lights, circuit chairman Zayed Alzayani has revealed. The news... read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone says he would be "more than happy" to offer Bahrain a new Grand Prix contract following last weekend’s Grand... read more »

Despite ongoing concerns regarding unrest in the country, Bernie Ecclestone is set to start negotiations that will secure the future of F1 in Bahrain for another five years. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone told the BBC that holding the Bahrain Grand Prix against a backdrop of widespread opposition within the kingdom was "stupid", read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed he is ready to open negotiations to extend Bahrain's Formula 1 contract by a further five years. read more »

Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone would be happy to give the Bahrain Grand Prix a five-year extension. read more »

Bahrain is eager to sign a new contract with F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone with a five-year deal being mooted... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says the Bahrain government is "stupid" to host a F1 grand prix as it has given protestors a world-wide audience... read more »

F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone has said the Bahrain government is a bit 'stupid' to have hosted the F1 grand prix, as it only serves to highlight the political protests... read more »

Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone believes the Bahrain government are "stupid" for hosting a Grand Prix. read more »

The FIA and Formula One Managament have moved to reassure fans, locals and the teams that they have no issue with the Bahrain Grand Prix going ahead, despite the trouble in the... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone insists the Brazilian GP will remain at Interlagos, saying he's received assurances that upgrades will take place... read more »

Interlagos could be spared the F1 axe should it get the facelift that Bernie Ecclestone has been promised.     read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone is open to the idea of making the Bahrain Grand Prix the season opener again. read more »

Speed legend John Surtees is inviting enthusiasts to buy 45 tickets for a champagne reception at the Brooklands Team Challenge two-hour endurance kart race at Mercedes Benz... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has implemented a new way in which team motorhomes and hospitality units will be ordered in future. At present, the team motorhomes are ordered in... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt will once again miss the Bahrain Grand Prix amid the ongoing protests and demonstrations in the island country. The Frenchman was criticised for his... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone wants Formula 1 to once again be free-to-air for all viewers in the United Kingdom, but remain on Sky TV. The sport moved from the BBC to Sky for the 2012... read more »

Protesters have once again threatened to disrupt the Bahrain Grand Prix amid rising tensions between demonstrators and the government. A car exploded in the financial district... read more »

Amid threats from anti-government protesters that they will target this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix, Bernie Ecclestone has said he is willing to meet with members of... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone insists that he is ready to meet with opposition groups in an effort to head off threats to this weekend's Bahrain Grand... read more »